Publisher's Synopsis
If becoming an airline pilot is your career objective; learning to fly an actual airplane is not the most difficult part. The technical aspects of piloting an aircraft--even large, commercial jets--can be mastered by most anyone committed to doing so, but being put in charge of an airplane, its crew, and passengers, and its cargo is about more than just those technical aspects.
In this Pilot Handbook, you will discover:
- Choose your location, aircraft, and/or mission set, apply to a specific unit or units, and get a solid idea of your path as a military pilot before you sign on the dotted line.
- In-depth details about the entire hiring process, the requirements, answers to common questions, and helpful hints for each step of the way.
- A multitude of air frames and logged hundreds of hours in the sky.
- And so much more!
Gaining the necessary experience requires a significant investment of time and money.
So, do not miss the chance to learn everything quickly through this book!
